Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22
IN TWO PEAINSULAS
A Pretty Tale OF Fire, Acct
dent, News and Gossip.
RuSsEG0sS REGULAR CONTRIBUTION.
The Sas Osst Citys Business Boom
Killed n q Shzft-LsEl lsistise
DoinEs Haven Fire
a Mite 6sztsr's Crime
Other News Items.

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Muskssos. April 2.--Jamss B. Lee.
Deputy Uaited states Marshal is earning
his bread b. The sseat Of bis brow building
bsrbsd wire isnce 70 keep the boys OF
his farm
George Leonard vas caught ia the shaft
ing 81 sIinsons nlin this morning and sefi-
ous'y injured.
c. A Johnson. an employe at Albert's
saw mill, GOT bis hand mixed up with =
saw this morning and lost four hnsefs.
Leonard and johnson, the men injured
today. both carried policies Ia the Standard
Accident Insurance Co, Of Detroit.
The -Miehsei Srozof" CO. arrived from
Kalamazoo al ll-30 on the Q. & W. NJ.
read. Since the passage Of the Interstate
Commerce eill the company has curtailed
its membership. They played to fnll
house tonight, and gave The best oi sAtis-
faction.
A number OF families arrived on the
Goodrich steamer from Chicago. and viii
take up their residence in this city.
g. A Msgoon. general agent Of the Chit
eago & West Michigan, returned tonight
from a business trip 10 Hart.
The mail service on the NJ, q. L. q |.
will be inaugurAted next Monday.
AUilcD Ofr4a 0Jllf fahf WILL hIPr1t a.
the Opera House next week, presenting
popular operas at popular prices. The OPP
eras 10 5e presented during the engagement
are Monday New Assc0tte,' Tuesday,
"Oliyette." Wednesday. M xzdO'; Thurs
day. Chimes Ct Normandy" Friday, The
Golden Hen" Saturday matinee, Chimes
Of Normandy" Saturday, "Golden's CIR and
Laughing Night
Tillotsons mill has shut down for the
want of logs.
Roses are in bloom at C. L. whitney's
green house.
The Montgomery mill will start up Mon
day.
The Goodrich steamers. Depere and Me-
nominee will soon commence making daily
trips between here aud Chicago.
The schooner Corona and the propeller
|, ". Torrent arrived today.
The Goodrich TRANSPORTATION Company
have raised their freight rates and the mer-
chants howl at the advantage the steamers
are taking.
Everybody is preparing TO go trout fish
| ing next Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Keek died this morning of
pneumonia, aged 80 years. The funeral
| will be held from the family residence on
| Terrace-st, Saturday afternoon az o'clock.
The T., s. & ". Railroad surveyor left to-
| night for Sparta.
pocket book, was discharged by Judge
| Besrdsley this morning.
The lsthmus Club will close their course
| of dances with a grand ball az the Clay
| Avenue Theatre tonight. The club have
enjoyed good success and everybody regrets
| that the season must close so soon.
c. J. Hamilton had the misfortune to lose
| o colt this morning valued az $1,000.
| w. e.. Watson * Co. resumed operations
| in their box factory department after a few
days light running, caused by slack sales in
| Eastern markets.
| Silas Lord, who for a number OF years
| has been connected With the well-known
| grocer. Frank Lord. has accepted position
with Henry Bros. the market men.
Herman Lsnkavell, the Slab King"
purchased fine lot Of horses while in
| Chicago the first of the week, which arrived
| here by boat today.
It's rumored that c. j. Hamilton. the
| well known lumbsrmsn, will build a s., 900
residence on Lake-st. during the coming
| season.
The Michigan Shingle Mill Company
| started up again today.
| Mr.. Malochs has gone 10 Minneapolis,
| where he is to fill position as head sawyer
| in 5. G.. Hall & Co.'S. lumber mill.
The Muskegon County Pharmaceutical
| Society were in session this afternoon at
| the Firemsn's Hall.
Mrs. A. W. Stevenson, wife and son OF
the popular lower town druggist are on a
! visit to Three Rivers, Mich.
J. G. Bassett, of Bartley-st has purchased
a half interest in the Beaudin car coupler.
| which bids fair to become popular with car
! manufacturers, as the company are now
| receiving orders from various car works.
The following boats cleared from this
| port today. Schooncr., ". II. Dunhan,
| Evanston, lG5 600 feet Of lumber; Elgin,
| Chicago, $4,000 feet Of lumber; Jessie
Phillips, Chicago. 10000 feet OF lumber.
| EsgIe wing. Chicago, 10000 feet Of lumber;
l.. NJ. DAVIS. Chicago. 10000 feet Of lumber;
! Thomas Hume. Chicago. go 600 feet Of
| lumber; Challenger, Milwaukee, $4,000
| feet Of lumber: H. A. Richmond. Chicsso,
| go 900 feet Of lumber: Ella Stevenson, Chi
| cago. $1,000 feet Of lumber, Mynina. Chi
| cago, $4,000 feet Of lumber: G. J. ROedsr,
Chicago 100000 shingles Propeller I. NJ.
| Torrent. Chicago. 10000 feet OF lumber
| Total. 25s5D0 feet of lumber, 1900. .00o
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